Manoir Historique Avec Parc, Confort De Vie élégant Et Potentiel Polyvalent

The historic manor house in Hinrichsberg stands on a spacious plot of approx. 43,313 m², which is divided into a park with mature trees (approx. 37,762 m²) and a building and open area (approx. 5,546 m²). The location on a hill with a surrounding moat gives the property a feeling of exclusivity and privacy. A dense forest with 150-year-old oak, birch and chestnut trees frames the property and invites you to go for walks and practice nature yoga. Historic paths from the 19th century have been uncovered to preserve the original character.

The property consists of a side wing of the manor house, which was built around 1850 by Ernst von Gundlach and his wife Emilie von Bülow and lovingly renovated in 2012. Two residential units were created, which are connected by a wooden door and can be used flexibly either separately or together.

Main apartment

The main flat comprises approx. 136 m² of living space with three spacious rooms. The highlight is the ‘Great Hall’ with an impressive room height of 4.50 metres, custom-made neo-Gothic windows and a central fireplace (made by BRUNNER). The historic larch wood floor has been carefully restored. A bright eat-in kitchen, two bedrooms and a modern shower room round off the space on offer. The extension from 2012 offers a street-side entrance, an additional hallway and underfloor heating.

Guest apartment

The approx. 48 m² guest apartment has an eat-in kitchen, a combined living room and bedroom and a modern shower room. A wooden terrace of approx. 12 m² offers a marvellous view of the park. This flat is ideal as a holiday apartment or for guests.

Vaulted cellar

The 400-year-old vaulted cellar of the former manor house covers approx. 310 m² and is connected to the sewage system several times. A positive preliminary building permit (June 2024) allows the construction of a two-storey residential building on this area, which opens up additional utilisation possibilities.

Barn

The barn, built in the first half of the 20th century, measures 15 x 8.5 metres and offers plenty of space for a garage, studio or workshop.

The property is fully developed with electricity, water, sewerage and a fibre optic connection for internet. A separate rainwater drain leads the water into a pond. The gas heating is supplied by a 2000-litre tank sunk into the ground.